Sentence examples for reports to settle from inspiring English sources

After UBS agreed to pay a $780.0 million fine and hand over the details of a number of clients (250 according to Swiss reports), to settle a probe into tax fraud, the U.S. Inland Revenue Service is now demanding that the bank hand over the details of 52,000 U.S. citizens with UBS bank accounts, putting Switzerland's famed secrecy laws to a big test.

The report called for further study to settle disagreements in the research about whether natural gas — when its extraction, transportation, storage and use by consumers are taken into account — is actually less harmful to the environment than coal or other fuel sources.

The inquiry led by Paul A. Volcker into the United Nations oil-for-food program in Iraq has been extended another month, to the end of December, to give prosecutors time to pursue leads turned up in the committee's five lengthy reports and to settle the question of what to do with all its documentation.

Most of the pGPs (75.2%) and the non-pGPs reported preferring to settle in an urban setting (84.1%) (p = 0.181).

According to local news reports, dozens opted to settle in those informal encampments rather than seek refuge at the six official Red Cross shelters over concerns of a Norovirus outbreak at some shelter locations.

Now that some of the dust thrown up by the Francis report has begun to settle, it is perhaps time to give thought to its likely long-term consequences.

There is "no evidence of racial bias in the administration of the federal death penalty," Attorney General John Ashcroft declared last week upon issuing a Justice Department report that purports to settle the issue.

But the report is unlikely to settle the debate.

One person with knowledge of the matter said media reports about the agreement to settle Ms. Diallo's lawsuit had raised concerns that they would disrupt the sensitive negotiations.

Residents grimly joke that the town exemplifies Brazil's "faroeste," or Far West, pointing to reports of gunmen hired to settle scores among squatters and to a shallow grave outside Jaci Paraná where the bodies of six murder victims, including a 5-year-old, were found in December.

But PA reports they will have to settle for a compromise where up to £105m over three years can be covered.